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Fujimak Commercial Dishwasher Fault Codes - Guide

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Fujimak dishwasher fault-code guide for fill, drain, wash heat, final rinse temperature, pump motor, booster heater, and door interlock faults.

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What it meansFujimak dishwasher fault-code guide for fill, drain, wash heat, final rinse temperature, pump motor, booster heater, and door interlock faults.
Most likely causeMost refrigeration faults come from power, airflow, sensor, drain, ignition, or control-board conditions. Start with the lowest-risk checks before replacing parts.
First checkConfirm the exact code, power-cycle once, inspect the obvious safety/flow path, then follow the step-by-step checks below.
⏱Repair time10-45 minutes for basic checks
🔧Part neededDoor latch switch
Repair intent

Need this fixed instead of diagnosed?

Fujimak dishwasher fault-code guide for fill, drain, wash heat, final rinse temperature, pump motor, booster heater, and door interlock faults.

Likely parts to price

Price the common parts before you book service.

Door latch switch

Common interlock fault part on appliance no-start errors.

Control board

Higher-cost board to price after checking sensors and wiring.

Wiring harness

Useful when faults follow intermittent connectors or communication errors.

Fujimak Commercial Dishwasher Fault Codes - What They Mean

Fujimak is a Japanese commercial foodservice equipment brand whose dishwashers are common in Japanese and Asian fusion restaurants, hotel operations, and institutional kitchens across Asia and increasingly the US.

CodeMeaningUrgency
E1Water level fault / fill timeoutMedium
E2Drain faultMedium
E3Wash temperature below setpointMedium
E4Final rinse temperature below setpointHigh
E5Wash pump motor faultHigh
E6Booster heater faultMedium
E8Door interlock faultMedium

Jump to Fix

Most Common Fujimak Fixes

E1 (water level/fill): Verify water supply valve is fully open. Check supply pressure (minimum 0.5 bar). Clean the water inlet valve filter. If the unit has a rinse water softener, verify it’s regenerating correctly.

E3/E4 (temperature): Fujimak machines require 60 degrees C (140 degrees F) wash and 82-85 degrees C (180-185 degrees F) rinse. Check the booster heater element continuity. On models with steam injection, verify steam supply. Low incoming water temperature extends heat-up time and causes E3/E4.

E5 (wash pump): Check for glass fragments or debris in the pump sump filter (clean it every day). Test pump motor. Fujimak pumps are reliable but debris is the most common cause of pump failure.

Parts Often Needed

PartNotes
Booster heater elementFor E4/E6 temperature faults
Pump motorFor E5 - match voltage and HP
Water inlet valveFor E1

Need Replacement Parts?

Before ordering, match the refrigeration part to the model number, electrical rating, and failure symptom. Check current prices on Amazon - prices and availability change frequently.

When to Call a Pro

Fujimak authorized service in the US handles component replacement and commissioning. Contact Fujimak USA or an authorized service agent for persistent faults.


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